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Medeina Merino Dress

Name: Medeina Merino Dress
Brand: The Knotty Ones
SKU: M-MDDR-BG-XS
Price: 276.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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Color: Beige

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Product details

Made with 100% Extra fine Merino wool
Cruelty free
Handmade in Lithuania

This merino dress is named "Medeina" after the Baltic goddess of forests. With its mock neck and unique rib texture reminiscent of tree bark, the dress echoes the goddess's close affinity with the forest and the enchanting textures of ancient woodlands. Featuring a mock neck, high split, and tubular edge at the hems.

Care: Dry clean. Store folded.

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Meet the maker The Knotty Ones

The Knotty Ones is a female-founded contemporary knitwear brand celebrating artisanal craftsmanship through elevated design. Their team is made up of over 40 talented female artisans in Lithuania, empowering them to take control of their financial futures while showcasing their master skills. Dedicated to sustainability and exceptional design, the Knotty Ones are zero-plastic and only use 100% natural yarns, which are not only great for your wardrobe, but also for the planet.

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